Category: BETTING OPTIONS

1X2 (from 1–50 Minutes) – What It Means This is often called a “Result after 50 minutes” or “1X2 1–50 min” market on betting sites. How It Works in Practice Let’s pick an example: Match: Market: 1X2 (1–50 minutes) Your options: Example Scenario Time Score Outcome if you bet 1X2 (1–50) 0’ Kick-off 0–0 Betting window closes 30’ City…

What “1X2 from 1–40 minutes” Means In football betting: When you see “from 1 to 40 minutes”, it’s a time-specific 1X2 bet.You’re predicting which side will be winning (or if it’s a draw) by the 40th minute, not full time. It’s essentially a first-half 1X2 bet with a cut-off at 40 minutes rather than 45 minutes. Some bookies do this…

What “1X2 from 1–35 Minutes” Means So your three options are: This is sometimes called “1st half 1X2 – first 35 mins” or “Partial result” on betting sites. Example With Teams Let’s take Arsenal vs Everton: You choose: Match events: By minute 35 the partial score is Arsenal 2 – 1 Everton. Your bet “1” wins because Arsenal led within that time…

What “1X2 from 1 to 30 Minutes” Means This market is often shown as “1st Half 30 Minutes Result”, “1–30 Min 1X2”, or “Result 1–30 Min” on betting sites. How It Works (Detailed Example) Let’s imagine a Premier League game:Liverpool (Home) vs Brentford (Away) Scenario A – Betting “1” Scenario B – Betting “X” Scenario C – Betting “2”…

What “1X2 from 1 to 25 Minute”  Means This is like a “mini-match” covering just the first 25 minutes. How It Works Example: Bookmaker odds: Your bet is settled at the 25:00 minute mark: It doesn’t matter what happens after the 25th minute. Detailed Example Let’s say you bet ₦5,000 on “1” (Man City to lead at 25’ at 1.90…

What “1X2 from 1–20 Minutes” Means This is a time-specific 1X2 bet. You’re betting on the result at the end of the 20th minute, not at full time. So: This is also called a “20-minute result” market on some betting apps. How It Works With an Example Team Imagine a match:Liverpool (Home) vs. Nottingham Forest (Away) You…

What “1X2 from 1 to 15 Minute” Means So you’re betting only on the state of the match at the 15th minute, not the final score. It’s like a mini 1X2 bet just for the first 15 minutes. How it Works (Example with Teams) Let’s use a real match scenario:Manchester City (Home) vs. Bournemouth (Away) Bookmaker…

What This Bet Means This market is where you predict the time range of the first goal in a football match.Bookmakers divide the first goal timing into intervals — in your case, every 15 minutes. Typical intervals look like: You bet on the interval you think the first goal will happen. How It Works (Example with Teams) Let’s…

What This Market Means Bookmakers split the first goal timing into 10-minute blocks (0–10 mins, 11–20 mins, 21–30 mins, etc.).You’re betting on the time window in which the first goal of the match will be scored. Example with a Realistic Team Let’s use Manchester City vs. Nottingham Forest as an example: Option on sportsbook Meaning Outcome example 1st Goal 0–10 mins First goal scored between…

What “Home (-3.0)” Means This market is offered when the home team is a very heavy favourite. Example Scenario Let’s say: Here’s how the outcome would look: Actual Score Handicap Applied (Man City -3.0) Result of Bet Man City 5-0 Sheff Utd 5 – 0 – 3 = 2-0 (Win) Win (Man City won by…